Deerfield Beach has rebuilt its own waterfront before: the original wooden fishing pier went up in 1952, was destroyed by a storm, and was replaced in 1982 with the concrete pier that still anchors the beach today. That same coastal exposure shapes the surrounding neighborhoods, where older beach cottages sit alongside newer construction, and any serious remodel close to the water has to account for wind load, flood elevation, and salt air in ways that inland Broward homes don’t.

Elbaz Construction builds that coastal reality into every Deerfield Beach project, from impact-rated windows and doors to roofing and structural details suited to oceanfront and Intracoastal exposure. We’ve handled Broward’s coastal permitting process often enough that it rarely slows a project down, which matters when a homeowner wants the work finished before the next storm season.